| An erotomaniac, Duperret spends most of the play trying to get his hands on Charlotte, a narcoleptic, who sleepily fends off his ham-handing. |
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| This intercepts calls and fends off assaults using attack signatures, or known patterns and behavioral rules to pinpoint unusual traffic. |
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| Instead, she fends for herself, which is harder than she thought, and during the process, she writes a poem in her new journal. |
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| She moves into a rooming house with a moronic landlady and fends off advances from her fellow tenant, a drunken fool. |
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| As Romney fends off attacks on his Mormon faith, he may soon face allegations of insensitivity toward Muslims. |
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| He fends off the match points and gets to game point but is stymied by a big del Potro forehand. |
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| The dreamer tries to help, and fends off a man who is about to accost her with lecherous intentions. |
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| An intranet's Websites look and act just like any other Website, but the firewall surrounding an intranet fends off unauthorized access. |
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| She takes care of grandma or the children, cleans the house, cooks the meals, sometimes fends off the husband's advances, sometimes not. |
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| When Brick fends her off like a lion tamer, the audience laughs, understandably. |
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| As fast-growing Mannesmann fends off an eager suitor, another of Germany's biggest firms was this week fending off creditors. |
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| Mu50 fends the drug off by shielding itself inside an unusually thick wall. |
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| Unless his army fends off the jihadists, there will be no job to be had. |
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| With the originality of her first album and her singularly unusual career path, she fends off any attempts to identify an affiliation or to lump her in with a particular scene or trend or generation. |
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| If it's healthy, it fends off the bacteria and the germs. |
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| The private liability insurance arises for personal damages and damages to property which you have caused a third person and fends away unjustified claims. |
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| In addition, although the U. S. Federal Reserve has largely averted its eyes to a four per cent inflation rate while it fends off recession, its board members warn of a sterner policy once growth picks up. |
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| He fends her off and, instead, she buries the blade in her own stomach. |
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| Aigul fends off the women's attempts to have her wear the jooluk, a white head kerchief that signifies marriage, and is determined to remain defiant to the end. |
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